p;y, &isPenDown);
if (y >= maxDigiY - 1)
notDone = false;
digiY[y] = point.y;
}
EvtFlushPenQueue();
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>I want to generate some simulated x,y pen taps from an AlarmTrigger.
>
> EvtEnqueueP
I want to generate some simulated x,y pen taps from an AlarmTrigger.
EvtEnqueuePenPoint works fine for this purpose on the simulator since it
uses the same x,y coordinate system that the application event handler uses.
However, on a device (Garmin iQue 3600), this function wants the hardware
co
Success! That technique works just the way I want it to.
Thanks for you help.
Tom
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From: "Michoel Chaikin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Tom & Rocki Blair" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 27, 2005 5:17 PM
Subject: re: Generating pen down events
> Hi Tom,
>
>>
I have tracked event notification in the simulator.
The normal sequence observed in a user tap is penDownEvent, ctlEnterEvent,
ctlSelectEvent.
When I enqueue a penDownEvent, I observe the following: penDownEvent,
ctlEnterEvent, ctlExitEvent. There is no ctlSelectEvent (which is supposed
to be
Thanks for the ideas. However, it had no effect. Still get a brief highlight
on the penDownEvent, but it does not select the control as if the user
tapped it.
I'll keep looking for something that works.
Tom
"Michoel Chaikin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Tom,
Pr
I want to be able to generate a pen tap at any x,y point on the screen, as
though the user did it. I don't (and can't) know anything about the
particular control that I want to tap.
My latest try was to seperate the penDown and penUp across the two different
alarm notificaions. That produced ev
Thanks for the alarm suggestion.
Using the alarms seems to provide the desired results, however I am having
trouble with the pen taps. For a test, I am launching the Address Book from
my application, then the following code on the alarm trigger to tap a button
on the Address Book screen. I can
I want to launch an application, then generate a series of pen taps.
Launch works ok using:
LocalID theDBID;
UInt16 theCardNo;
DmSearchStateType theSearchState;
// Grab the id of the application we want to launch (the memo pad)
DmGetNextDatabaseByTypeCreator(true, &theSearchState, sysFileTA
If you goal is to get the address.pdb from the Palm to the Desktop, the only
way I have found to do this is to copy the AddressDB file from Ram to the SD
card using FileZ, then use an external card reader to transfer the file to
the desktop.
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I can't find PRCExplorer. Where can I find it?
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Thanks for the quick response.
Thanks,
Tom
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I released a program with MemPtrUnlock instead of MemHandleUnlock. It worked
fine, so I didn't catch it. Is it a problem?
newUnpackRecH = DmNewHandle(AddrDB, AddrRecPackedSize(&addrRec));
newUnpackRecP = (PrvAddrPackedDBRecord *) MemHandleLock(newUnpackRecH);
err = DmAttachRecord(AddrDB, &recNum
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> On Wednesday 19 May 2004 07:51 pm, RVRoadie wrote:
>
> > What technique is best for determining whether you are the active
program,
> > or you are receiving a background notification or
What technique is best for determining whether you are the active program,
or you are receiving a background notification or callback?
Thanks
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When I add a new category using 'Edit Categories...', CategorySelect returns
0, and does not change to the newly added category. Is there any way cause
the newly added category to be returned?.
Thanks
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I would like to save a PDB file from the Simulator, so that I can reload it
later for subsequent testing, adding additional records, and resaving.
Any ideas on how to accomplish this.
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I see scroll bars, and scroll buttons are mentioned in the Palm OS User
Interface guidlines, but I can't find any other reference to them.
How do you add them to an application?
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I want to receive GPS notifications on a Garmin iQue to keep up an odometer
application after a user switches application.
I understand the library registration an callback setting, but I don't
understand the program flow.
Are global variables available to the callback routine, or do you read/sav
The Garmin iQue has a USB cradle. In the CW debug settings I select 'palm
device' and USB connection.
When I start debug, I get a dialog about putting device in console mode. I
use the Palmasrus app to do this, and WinXP seems to recognize the
connection (with a dual tone).
Next, I get a connecti
I had a similar problem using MathLib in a C++ program. Solution was the
following:
extern "C"
{
#include MathLib.h
}
That got rid of the link errors.
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> >>Is it necessary to use only filestreaming API's
>
> Yes. The
I have an application running on a Garmin iQue. Using their SDK, I can close
the graffiti area, and use a 160 x 225 screen size for drawing.
Using FrmAlert() displays dialogs at the bottom of a 160 x 160 screen size,
which is in the middle of the screen. Any way to move that down to the
bottom of
Thanks, that solved the link error.
When I created my app, I selected the C++ application wizard. Just assumed
that was the right selection. I am too new at this to know the difference.
"Ben Combee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> At 10:24 AM 3/7/2004, you wrote:
>
I just created a Test app using the CW 9.3 wizard, and included mathlib.
Added these two lines:
double x, y=2;
x = pow(y, 2);
Get this error on make:
Link Error : Test.cpp: 'pow(double,double)' referenced from
'MainFormInit(FormType*)' is undefined.
Project: Test.mcp, Target: Debug
If I co
ult;
}
What am I missing?
"RVRoadie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I get a link error saying pow and sqrt are undefined.
>
> I have a sample app from Garmin that uses Mathlib, and I can add these
> functions with no link error.
>
> I have
I get a link error saying pow and sqrt are undefined.
I have a sample app from Garmin that uses Mathlib, and I can add these
functions with no link error.
I have mathlib.h included, mathlib.c in the project tree. Open and
registration functions work fine. What am I missing?
Thanks
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I am messing with an application for a Garmin iQue 3600. It will simulate a
'Christma Tree' for starting a drag race. Since I want satellite data while
the lights are staging, I was trying to use the EvtGetEvent(, timeout) to
control light timing. It works fine on the simulator, but the device is
f
Thanks again, I got focused on the WinDraw functions, and didn't even notice
the WinPaint functions.
In PilRC, I can't find any reference to what the transparent colors and
index mean. Can you point me to an explaination of what these are.
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I am having trouble understanding bitmap drawing. I started in PocketC, and
was able to draw a transparent bitmap (a chess piece) over some rectangles
(a chess board) and control the foreground and background colors.
In CW I can use rectangles to do the same thing using WinDrawRectangle,
WinSetFor
In the debug settings preferences, you can select from among a number of
simulators. I got a new one in the Garmin SDK that I can run manually, but
how do I get it added to the dropdown list in CW.
Thanks.
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Tried MS Paint. left me wanting. Any suggestions for low cost alternatives?
Thanks
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In PockeC there is a wait() function. I can't find the CW equivalent in.
This has go to be easy, but I can't find it.
Thanks.
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Version 9 has a pretty decent tutorial. Check in this folder for the
tutorial:
C:\ProgramFiles\Metrowerks\CodeWarrior\CodeWarrior Manuals\MW Tutorial For
Palm OS
I was able to get started using that, and the C++ tutorial at
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/#tutorial
Good luck
"Teresa smith" <[EMAIL
Success!!
Your comments about McAfee got me to poking around.. Turns out that CW was
blocked from internet access. Don't remember why I did that, but guess I am
too paranoid. Allowing access corrected the problem.
Thanks for your thoughts.
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With POSE running, netstat -a shows the following relavent entry:
TCP desktop:2000 desktop:0 LISTENING
When I exit POSE, this entry goes away. Looks like PSOSE is ready for
connection, but CW doesn't get there.
Have tried using EndItAll to kill everything running, then try the CW to
POSE connect
Launch of POSE or Sim works from CW. But debug or run from CW yields the
following message:
Attempting a socket connection to Palm OS Emulator or Simulator. Will
timeout in 10 seconds...
This is followed by a dialog box saying connection failed.
I can drop a prc file one either emulator/simulat
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